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BBC News – JPMorgan reveals shock $2bn trading loss on investments
I guess we learned a lot less then we thought from our mistakes.
TIM Posts 05/12/2012
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TIM Posts 04/28/2012
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Securities Technology Monitor: 47,138 Quotes. One Symbol. One Second.
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Nanex ~ HFT: A Clear and Present Danger
I love the work Nanex is doing, analyzing the tape.
TIM Posts 04/23/2012
TIM Posts 04/20/2012
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A High Frequency Trader’s Apology, Pt 1
A great post from Chris Stucchio describing the mechanics of HFT.
TIM Posts 04/17/2012
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Garbage Collection in Java Trading Apps Gets Zinged by Azul
Interesting concept…
TIM Posts 04/14/2012
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Interesting offering from NYSE. Cannot wait to see pricing information on this. It could open the door to people who previously didn’t have the technological means of using this data.
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Nexxcom Pushes Down Latency with Wireless Networks in NY/NJ and London Metros | Low-Latency.com
TIM Posts 04/11/2012
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NYSE: Trading in Stocks Down 24%
Trading volume are down and it is more then likely all the HFT strategies who depend on high volumes to get good returns. Also difficult for commission based revenues at operators and brokers.
TIM Posts 04/03/2012
TIM Posts 03/29/2012
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Pragma Unveils Hopping the Queue Routing Methodology
New release from Pragma
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Newly discovered daytrading blogger… I look forward to following his work.
NYSE Tech to open sources Mama API
NYSE Technologies has decided to open source the Mama API. NYSE acquired the platform when they acquired Wombat Financial Software back in January 2008. Since then, NYSE Tech has been using Wombat and the Mama API for market data dissimination. They recently went the extra step of open sourcing the Mama/Mamda APIs, trying to solidify their position as the market leader in market data platforms.
Here are some interesting links:
- finextra: Nyse Technologies open sources Mama API
- TABB Forum video interview with Brian Doherty, MD at NYSE Tech
- OpenMAMA and OpenMAMDA APIs
Interesting story to follow…
Update 1:
Here is another article from Security Technology Monitor describing how NYSE is releasing its Middleware Agnostic Messaging Application Programming Interface (MAMA) to the Linux Foundation. MAMA should be renamed OpenMAMA and is intented to be a vendor neutral platform. Exegy, J.P. Morgan, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, EMC and Fixnetix are expected to be part of the OpenMAMA Steering Group.
